تالتة اعدادي ترجمة المعاصر - اهم جمل و فقرات الوحدة الأولى الترم الاول 2027

1. Encouraging your children and supporting them gives them great confidence to do well.

2. Students from different backgrounds can learn a lot from each other.

3. Successful people focus on developing their strengths and improving their weaknesses.

4. Confidence and patience are great values of any leader.

5. Self-discovery means learning more about who you are.

6. To value means to have a high opinion of someone or something.

7. These beliefs shape my character and help me know what's right.

8. By following his curiosity, Magdy discovered his true purpose. The word "purpose" here means goal.

9. When you are determined, you can overcome challenges.

10. So much homework usually makes students feel stressed.

11. The suffix "-ity" gives the noun of the word "personal".

12. Which word is the closest synonym of "stressed"? Worried.

13. Identity means who a person is.

14. Emad is a curious student. He is interested in discovering new things.

15. Monuments remind us of our national identity. This means they make us remember.

16. You should stay confident and believe in your abilities.

17. He tried to overcome his problems to enjoy his life.

18. The suffix -ness changes the adjective "kind" into a noun.

19. Every person has a unique fingerprint. The antonym of "unique" is common.

20. We can form the noun from the adjective "individual" by adding the suffix -ity.

21. I haven't visited Alexandria since I was 10.

22. My homework hasn't been corrected yet.

23. We have lived in this city since 2017.

24. We have been friends since primary school.

25. I have read that book already; you can borrow it.

26. I have spoken English for 12 years.

27. Have you ever been to Alexandria?

28. The homework hasn't been finished yet.

29. We have lived in this city since 2015.

30. Many good changes have been made in our school recently.

31. I've known my best friend since we were in primary school.

32. Background is where someone comes from.

33. She felt stressed during the exam, so she couldn't answer well.

34. The opposite of "strength" is weakness.

35. We add the suffix -ity to the adjective "personal" to get the noun.

36. The boy felt ashamed when he broke the vase.

37. I always adjust my clothes in front of the mirror before going out.

38. Don't panic during the exam; stay calm and think carefully.

39. Curious means interested in discovering new things.

40. Adjusting means changing something a little to make it better.

41. Ibrahim stood in front of the mirror, adjusting his clothes for the fifth time.

42. The little boy was curious to know what was inside the box.

43. Nour panicked when the lights went out. The word "panicked" means to feel frightened.

44. She finds comfort only in her sketchbook.

45. The girl in the front row gave her a thumbs-up.

46. Yasser is very outgoing and loves meeting new people. "Outgoing" is an antonym for shy.

47. Values are the beliefs and principles that guide how we live.

48. Feeling sure about your abilities, qualities or decisions means confident.

49. Sara is very creative; she always comes up with new ideas.

50. Don't panic. It's an easy exam.

51. I need to have a look at this map before we start our journey.

52. She always feels unsure about her appearance.

53. The prefix "dis-" in "discomfort" means "not".

54. The suffix "-ion" in "decision" turns the word into a/an noun.

55. "Adjust" and "adapt" are synonyms.

56. A confident person is someone who feels sure about their abilities.

57. Sara is a very outgoing person. She enjoys meeting new people. The word "outgoing" means sociable.

58. We use the suffix -ed to form the adjective of the verb "confuse".

59. The coach gave the team a thumbs-up before the match started.

60. You should get information from a/an trusted website.

61. Parents take full responsibility for caring for their children.

62. You must attend your exam tomorrow. You have no other choice.

63. Working in a team gave me valuable experience.

64. My best friend is always supportive when I have a problem.

65. I think my self-respect has improved. This means it gets better.

66. Showing respect and being caring have helped me build trust with others.

67. Have you ever tried to make a change in your school or community?

68. We add -ity to "responsible" to get the noun.

69. We add the suffix -y to the word "honest" to change it into a noun.

70. He agreed to attend my wedding party. This means he accepted my invitation.

71. He has many options for the new job. The word "options" is similar in meaning to choices.

72. He has a lot of experiences after spending ten years abroad.

73. To live peacefully, we should accept differences.

74. A good student should always show respect to their teachers and parents.

75. People build self-respect when they believe in their own abilities.

76. The synonym of "supportive" is encouraging.

77. The antonym of "accept" is refuse.

78. Adding the suffix -ing forms the adjective of the word "care".

79. The words "improve" and "develop" are synonyms.

80. To act with "honesty" means to be honest and fair.

81. To turn the verb "read" into a noun, we add the suffix -er.

82. "Trust" and "believe" have the same meaning.

83. Don't share your personal information on social media. "Personal" here means private.

84. Someone who is curious is interested in discovering new things.

85. The opposite of "unique" is common.

86. It took me a few days to adjust to my new school.

87. Hard work helps students overcome challenges in their studies.

88. Identity means who a person is.

89. My best friend is always supportive when I have a problem.

90. The antonym of "stressed" is relaxed.

91. We add the prefix im- to give the opposite of "patient".

92. The artist painted a beautiful portrait of the queen.

93. Self-discovery means learning more about who you are.

94. My homework hasn't been corrected yet.

95. We have lived here for five years.

96. Confidence is one of my biggest strengths in my personality.

97. Education adds a great value to people's lives.

98. Everyone has something unique that makes them different from others.

99. Fear of failure can become a weakness if you let it control you.

100. My friend Leila has been on a journey of self-discovery. She learned that her true identity is about who she really is inside. She now focuses on her strengths, like being a good listener and showing kindness. This process has helped her gain more confidence. It's amazing to see how she has grown. She knew that being unique doesn't mean being strange—it means being real.

101. Nour was a quiet student who found comfort in her sketchbook. When her teacher assigned a project to create an "Identity Map," she was nervous. Instead of making a colorful poster like the others, she drew portraits of herself, surrounded by words like "Creative" and "curious." Her classmates were impressed. The project helped Nour realize that her quiet nature and artistic talent were not weaknesses, but part of her unique identity.

102. To be a good person, you must act with honesty. This means being honest and fair with everyone you meet. Your background, which comes from your family, guides your actions and helps you to be a good member of your community. Every person has a unique character that makes them special. People who do this have shown that they have great values and kindness. They are always respected by others because they follow the right rules in their life.

103. Dr. Magdi Yacoub was born in Egypt in 1935. When he was young, he enjoyed reading about science and medicine. After his father's sister died from heart disease, he began to wonder how doctors could save people with heart problems. He studied medicine and became a heart surgeon. He discovered his true purpose: saving lives.

104. You should have some important values which help you in your life, such as determination, which helps you overcome life's challenges. Self-confidence is a very important quality as it makes you sure of your abilities and qualities. You should also know your weakness and your weaknesses.

105. Dr. Magdi Yacoub was born in Egypt in 1935. When he was young, he enjoyed reading about science and medicine. When his father's sister died from heart disease, he could not accept it. He began to wonder how doctors could save people with heart problems. This question stayed in his mind for years. He decided to study medicine.